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If you are claiming that they are acting fraudulently or acting as financial advisors and misrepresenting information... that's already a thing. If you think its a boiler room scheme - that's already illegal to.

If you are saying that someone with some stock in AAPL and would be pleased if it went up can't be a mod of /r/apple and should have criminal liability for moderating a community's activity (and would likely ban people who consistently post 'Apple is bad, buy Dell instead' or 'Avoid apple - Steve Jobs was a bad man') then you're suggesting a different thing that would be harder (in my eyes) to argue for.



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